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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1963
Page
4
A brief devotional note cites Deuteronomy 28 5 on blessings for daily work and provision. The message emphasizes trust in divine favor over effort, linking gratitude to ordinary tasks like baking and household chores.
The Post Herald argues the levy defeat hampers Stephen's Lake funding and urges cross party cooperation to attract outside industry and improve Raleigh County. It frames the current mood as urban sprawl and work stagnation, urging leadership unity and action to secure $1.2 million in redevelopment funds with a $400,000 local share.
Robert G. Spivack analyzes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's Washington press conference as a test of whether he aids or harms his 1964 bid. The piece contrasts Rockefeller with Kennedy, notes their styles, and forecasts a "moderate millionaires" race focusing on economic policy and climate of business confidence.
Roy Lee Harmon argues Raleigh County voters rejected a federal grant match for Stephen's Lake, condemning a minority of uninformed voters. He cites the lost million-dollar opportunity, Beckley levy support, and the Little Beaver Park admission fee as key factors driving economic stagnation and community snubs to progress. He urges restored restocking and a forward, realigned leadership outlook.
West Virginia lawmakers approved the Industrial Bond Act allowing towns or counties to issue revenue bonds to build and equip a plant and lease it to a company that commits to locating there. West Virginia becomes the 20th state to adopt such a law. J. D. Little.
The 25 year ago city council likely to select a recorder treasurer to replace the late R. V. Martin at the first regular meeting of the month. Mrs Marie Ames is rumored as a possible successor. she worked in the office with Martin until his death. Oak Hill council passes ordinance banning unlawful picketing. Mayor Hill defined unlawful picketing as in places where a majority of workers are not organized. Jacob Jarrell and wife celebrate 62nd anniversary at Naoma farm. eight children, 58 grandchildren, 46 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Mr Jarrell to be 86 July 14. Mrs Jarrell to be 83 April 29. Washington: Roosevelts new recovery program discussed with aides. West Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi cited as having good financing prospects for industry via revenue bonds. local bonds allow firms to locate with tax free income and tax exemptions.
John Hodel reports on a back-and-forth between authors at Harper & Row and readers over a map error placing Harper's Ferry in Maryland. Peter Farb apologizes, notes the error, and confirms the site belongs to West Virginia. Thomas, Macrae, and others weigh in on prints and Appalachian studies.
Washington Notebook compiles light anecdotes and political quips from RFK's White House photo humor to John L. Lewis retirement gifts and Byrd Johnson tales. It reports a Cuban Bay of Pigs veteran story and Maxwell Taylor joking about a future book, all in a brisk, arc-light tone.
The American Philosophical Society, organized in 1743, grew from Benjamin Franklin’s Philadelphia discussion club begun circa 1727, evolving into America’s oldest scientific organization.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery options. Details include daily and Sunday plans, six month options, carrier delivery, and notes on address changes and tax. It also states carriers and distributors are independent contractors and the publisher not responsible for advance payments.
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